Did you know that there are around 7,000 languages spoken around the world? Out of those, about half are considered endangered. What does it mean for a language to be endangered? Well, it means that the language is no longer being passed down from generation to generation, and may eventually become extinct. So what are some of these endangered languages? Let’s take a look!

One endangered language is Ayapaneco, which is spoken by just two people in Mexico. Another is Bo, which is only spoken by a handful of people in China. The Chemehuevi language is also endangered, with only around 50 speakers left in the world.

These are just a few examples of endangered languages around the world. It’s estimated that if nothing is done to preserve these languages, they could all be gone within a few generations. So what can be done to prevent this from happening?

There are a few things that can be done to help preserve endangered languages. One is to create dictionaries and other resources for people who want to learn them. Another is to make sure that children are taught the language from a young age. And finally, it’s important to raise awareness about the importance of these languages.

Endangered languages are an important part of the world’s heritage, and it’s important to do what we can to preserve them.

• -There are many reasons why a language might become endangered, but often it has to do with demographics – if there aren’t enough people speaking a language, it becomes harder and harder to keep it alive.
• -Linguists and other experts are working hard to document these languages and figure out ways to help preserve them.
• -You can help too! There are lots of things you can do to support endangered languages, from learning one yourself to donating money or time to preservation efforts.

So what are some endangered languages? Well, there are quite a few! But with some effort, we can help make sure that these languages don’t become extinct.